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My 1000th photo uploaded to Flickr! best viewed large.
about 3.30 this afternoon looking east from my window the sky began to glow a deep, translucent pink. i ran up to the attic to get a better view. i couldn't quite capture the colour i'd first seen, but south-west the clouds were tinted by the setting sun.
As often seems to have occurred of late, going out would have been difficult despite such tempting skies. This is Goufaleur, where I live, seen from across what in UK would be the cricket field..
Another heavy snowfall today leaves us stuck in the house. We did walk out on Saturday along Lon Las. It was getting near sunset, and we were all impressed by this particular cloud that caught the Sun's last light.
Please, all Flickr friends and contacts, I have one more photo to share with you tomorrow before Christmas - then I'm off for a few days to enjoy what is very rare for us - 'A White Christmas'. So, if you can drop by, it would be great :) Hope you are all well, warm and safe :)
A very rare event - Blue Sunrise Cloudscape something indeed that is very special featuring an orange gold sunrise.
over water with water reflections against a rich cobalt blue sky featuring long white wispy clouds..
Photograph taken at Tin Can Bay, Queensland, Australia..
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Photography by Geoff Childs .
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12th Venice Architecture Exhibition - "Cloudscapes" - Transsolar & Tetsuo Kondo Architects (Germany)
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Mammatus ( mamma o mammatocumulus), que significa "nube mamaria", es un patrón celular de bolsas que cuelgan debajo de la base de una nube , típicamente nubes cumulonimbus. El nombre mammatus se deriva del latín mamma (que significa "ubre" o "seno"). Están formados por el aire frío que se hunde para formar los bolsillos, en oposición a las bocanadas de nubes que se elevan a través de la convección del aire caliente.
Mammatus se asocian con frecuencia con tormentas severas.
“When we look up, it widens our horizons. we see what a little speck we are in the universe, so insignificant, and we all take ourselves so seriously, but in the sky, there are no boundaries. No differences of caste or religion or race.”
― Julia Gregson, East of the Sun
shot this beautiful summer scene last July at the Veteran Acres Park in Crystal Lake, Illinois...it was a truly perfect summer day with white puffy clouds and really blue skies reflecting quite wonderfully on a perfectly still lake...hope you guys like this one...pls. View On Black